The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23

morning growing out OF the fghts chroni.
Cled above, ind 1t is said there could be q
case made OF solling boer to minors.
-gt5 THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
sss md Vicinity. N-
The Greenbrier White Sulphur Is rapid.
ly filling up. with summer visitors.
Four men in one neighborhood in Bar.
bour county, have left their wives and
fed the county. vs. -.s.5ls
The State Sunday School Convention
is to be held at Ravenswood this year, com.
mencing Jupe7. E5E l.F' IA
Parkeraburg promises to send large
excursion party here June 80, when tho
annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge |, O,
o. F. will be held hero. sl IN
The Parksrsburg Sentinel says that the
next Democratic State convention will
probably be held there; that is to say the
Sentinel hopes that 1t will be held there.
The only names the Parkeraburg .Sentine
has heard mentioned in connection with
the Democratic nomination for Governor
arc those Of Col. Chew, OF Jefferson, and
Hon. Low Newman, Of Marshall. 1t gives
the latter quite send-of.
A man was indicted at the recent term
Of the Circuit Court Of Tucker county for
stealing steam saw mill. He succeeded
in getting away with 1t and carried 1t into
Pennsylvania. Thia 10 the most remarka-
bio case Of thieying on record. g5.
1t Is reported to have been definitely
settled that the repair shops for the Ohio
River Railroad will be located ct Guyan.
dotte. The gentleman who has the con-
tract for putting up the buildings was in
that town short time ago preparing to
commence work. rs
Wellsburg expects to have sufficient
supply OF natural gas next season, as it is
reported that the Royal Gas Company,
which supplied that place with the new
fuel, will next month commence tho Law.
ing Of a second pipe line from the Hickory
field 10 the river.
A bad accident occurred at J. L. Rum.
barger Lumber Co.'S. works, Dobbin, on
the W. Va. Central road. R. J. Nichol-
son, m employee of the company, while
attempting to clean the cogs OF the edger,
had his arm caught by the saw, which cut
the joint OF the elbow clean ont.
DR.. Rymer performed an extraordinary
operation on Peter Wileon last week. The
doctor cut open tremendous swelling on
the abdomen OF Wilson, and extracted
worm from 1t come six or eight inches in
length. The case had puzzled number
ofphysicians, and no one hiss yet been found
who ever heard Of one like it.-Ritchie
Gazette.
William Malone, residing near Catawba,
in Monongalia county, attempted to end
his life by cutting bis throat. With a
common CAGE knife he cut terrible cash
in his throat, which hia physicians at first
thought would prove fatal. He ia still
living, however, and it is now believed he
will recover. Mr.. Malone has been in bad
health for several months past.
One day last week an agent OF the U, S.
Fish Commission placed in tho Mononga.
hela river near Fairmont 5S0, 900 shad fry.
Tho local fishermen eay thst the propaga-
ton of ahad in fresh wator streams will
prove failure; that only small per cent
comparatively will survive and these will
speedily seek salt water. Salmon and
German carp, they say, are the fish wanted.
A three-year-old son OF John Fansler, OF
Randolph county, was struck by arolliug
log and almost instantly killed. Mr.. Fan
sler was rolling logs in his clearing and
was not aware his child WAS in the field.
Ho started log, when, to his astonish.
ment, he saw his son farther down the
hillin the path Of the log, and quickly
spreng after the log, seized it, but to no
purpose as 1t was rotten and snapped in
twain and about half OF it bounded down
the hill, struck the boy and jammcd him
against another log.
A correspondent writing from OakNpd
says that the Mormons who have Been
doing missionary work in the region OF
Cherry Tree Meadows have been served
with notice by indignant citizens to leave
the place within fifteen days or abide
the consequences. The elders seem de.
termined to remain, and are pushing
to completion their new tabernacle"
A later report from Oakland
says that the Mormon elders arrived there
and left for the West. They were entirely
non.communicative, and the most etrenu-
ous efforts failed to elicit any information
concerning their intentions.